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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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@my-stomach-hurts
Having screaming fits of rage on occasion where you wave your arms around all higgilty piggilty
Also have screaming fits of joy where you wave your arms around all higgilty piggilty
Scrunch your face up like there is a literal hand in your mouth sometimes at the absurdity of some people.
Lyle Ashton Harris. “untitled (Lyle and Robert, Bronx, New York, circa mid 1980s)”
this is almost certainly a post ive made before but when a character's grief is so strong it fully alters the form of the narrative itself... moby dick being so much longer than strictly necessary because ishmael's grief made him stall for time in the telling of the tragedy... harrow the ninth being in second person because harrow was so grief-stricken that she herself was not capable of making narrative sense of the events of the novel and so someone else had to do it.... do u know what i mean
ok WAIT. SO TRUE
Ace of Shades, victorian lampshades. We know what we read and see, but we cannot say that what we read is real, as it depends on who is telling the story.
Stéphanie de Malherbe, La Chartre sur le Loir, Pays de la Loire, France. I don't know what love is, nor could I define what I feel for you. But it's better than being alone.
Vietnamese illustration of Alice in Wonderland. Credit to artist Huynh Kim Lien.
Hi! Could you please help me find this fic? It‘s relatively long and case-heavy. Sherlock and John meet a woman at a crime scene whom has lost her memory. Nonetheless, she immediately starts deducing people the way Holmes does. In the course of the fic they find out that she‘s a well known crime author, Johns a big fan of hers and she helps them realise that their love for each other isn’t unrequited. Ends with a romantic climax and no smut. That’s all I remember :)
Reply: That sounds like this one, which you will find on my Amnesia list:
A Question of Identity by VolceVoice (40K, T, Johnlock) The observations of an amnesiac murder witness force John to rethink his assumptions about Sherlock, himself, and the definition of love.
David Bowie and Tilda Swinton
Pic: Floria Sigismondi
Otto Piene (German, 1928-2014, b. Bad Laasphe, Westphalia, Germany, d. Berlin, Germany) - MyMy, 1975, Paintings: Fire Gouache on Card
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Hi! Great timing, this is my first time logging in after a good long time
Years of Fear by Matta, 1941, Guggenheim Museum
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York © 2016 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris Medium: Oil on canvas
https://www.guggenheim.org/artwork/2838
Portrait of a Lady with Her Lacework, 1770, Joseph Wright
Medium: oil,canvas
Beach Scene, St. Malo, 1907, Maurice Prendergast
Medium: oil,panel
Life Study (Study of an Egyptian Girl), John Singer Sargent, 1891, Art Institute of Chicago: American Art
John Singer Sargent was an internationally renowned portrait painter who also executed several mural commissions, including a series on the history of religion for the Boston Public Library (1890–1919). He traveled to Egypt in 1891 in search of source material and inspiration, drawn to the Middle East, like many of his contemporaries, by the region’s perceived exoticism and its ancient histories. Sargent painted this full-length figure study of an anonymous woman in a studio in Cairo. Instead of using the bravura painterly style of swift, visible brushstrokes that characterizes his society portraits, Sargent returned to his academic training, carefully modeling the woman’s form and flesh tones. She assumes a complicated pose, placing her weight on her right foot while twisting her upper body to the left. Life Study was widely exhibited, including at the Salon du Champs de Mars in Paris in 1892 and the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. Anonymous loan Size: 190.5 × 61 cm (75 × 24 in.) Medium: Oil on canvas
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/121629/
No Name, Andre Masson
https://www.wikiart.org/en/andre-masson/no-name-1
Sierra Nevada from the Alhambra, Grenada, 1910, Joaquín Sorolla
Medium: oil,canvas
